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TMDV0101 0418 TWR Central America Roundtrip.Indd Central America Roundtrip Welcome. Bienvenida. So you’re going to Central America. TWR celebrates with you this opportunity to experience a part of God’s amazing creation. Assembled on these pages are resources that have been developed over the past 60 years. We freely offer them to you for use on your trip and into the future. TWR believes anyone, anywhere, anytime should have the opportunity to hear the good news of Jesus in their heart language. For over 60 years, TWR has been broadcasting that good news to listeners. Today the message goes out on radio to 160 countries in 230 languages and on TWR360 to anyone using an Internet-connected device. 2 Thank you. Gracias. BELIZE HONDURAS GUATEMALA Caribbean Sea EL SALVADOR NICARAGUA COSTA RICA PACIF IC OCEAN PANAMA 3 Central America Roundtrip Before you go... What Questions Do You Have? As you prepare for your trip you may have questions about TWR’s You may also connect with the ministry in Central America. Maybe you’d like to visit one of our offices. coordinator at: We encourage you to call 800.456.7897 and ask for the TWR roundtrip TWR coordinator. Although we won’t be able to make travel arrangements, we’ll 300 Gregson Drive do everything possible to provide you with the information you seek about P.O. Box 8700 our outreach in the region. Cary, NC 27512 [email protected] While you are there... TWR360 Global Digital Platform TWR Radio Broadcasting TWR360 allows you to listen to compelling teaching, TWR broadcasts in four languages by radio in Central watch the Jesus film, read and search the Bible, enjoy America with over 1,200 hours of programming each Christian music, and view videos in over 40 languages. week. Broadcast languages are: This free mobile app may be downloaded from Android English, K’iche’-Central, Plautdietsch and Spanish. and Apple stores and www.twr360.org. The next page shows a list containing all the broadcast Available anytime you have Internet connectivity outlets that air TWR programming in Central America. in Central America, you will have access to biblical programming for these official languages spoken there: To view a complete broadcast schedule for all these stations go to: English, Spanish. twr.org/schedule TWR360 and it’s 40 plus languages are available 24/7 across the globe while you travel, at your destination and Select the language, country or program to search and when you return home. get the list of all days and times available. TWR360 has empowered TWR to reach people with God’s Word in new ways. This digital platform allows us to reach anyone, anytime, anywhere – including the United States. If you would like to apply this new awareness, we have created the “Need Hope” card. You’re certainly under no obligation, but if after exploring TWR360 you believe this multilingual digital resource might make a difference in the life of a user, consider sharing a card with someone you meet on your trip ... in their heart language. And at home, you can use the cards to reach out to people in your community whose native language you don’t speak. Contact the TWR roundtrip coordinator for cards in the languages you want. 4 Outlets in Central America Radio broadcasts of hope Belize Guatemala Panama Orange Walk 89.7 FM Cabrican 89.5 FM Cocle 100.9 FM Chiquimula 102.1 FM Panama City 760 AM Costa Rica 105.7 FM 1180 AM El Quiche 105.1 FM Torti 87.9 FM Alajuela radiobiblica.net NET Guatemala City 89.9 FM Puntarenas 99.3 FM radios.co.cr/torre-stereo NET 100.5 FM Mexico San Jose 5055/60 SW 103.5 FM Comitan 100.1 FM radioextremacr.com NET 1270 AM Juarez 640 AM nuevasdeesperanza.com NET www.radio760online.com NET lvaradio.org NET Huehuetenango 3325 SW Monclova 1170 AM 4800/60 SW Nogales estereovencedores.com NET El Salvador Jocotan 97.5 FM Santiago de Juxtlahuaca 105.5 FM Ahuachapan 106.1 FM Juchanep 93.5 FM Tampico 88.7 FM Chinameca 89.7 FM Morales 97.1 FM Tlajomulco de Zuñiga Cuscatlan 90.5 FM Nahuala 108 FM rhemaradios.wixsite.com/radios INT La Union 90.9 FM Puerto Barrios 101.5 FM Tlaquepaque 1320 AM Quetzaltenango 103.7 FM pasionporlaverdad.net INT San Miguel 1540 AM 89.5 FM Vicente Guerrero 88.5 INT 106.9 FM San Luis 90.1 FM Yucatan paninsula 800 AM San Salvador 89.7 FM San Manuel Chaparron 106.9 FM San Pedro la Laguna 96.5 FM 540 AM Nicaragua 1180 AM Santa Catarina Mita 106.9 FM 1330 AM Santa Cruz del Quiche 94.1 FM Chinandega 102.9 FM Soyapango 92.5 FM Tacana, San Marcos 98.7 FM Esteli 104.1 FM 100.5 FM 1250 AM Usulutan 90.5 FM Jinotega 92.5 FM Zacatecoluca 1210 AM Honduras Leon 102.1 FM Choluteca 102.7 FM Managua 88.9 FM Copan Ruinas 107.7 FM 103.1 FM La Ceiba, Atlantida 103.9 FM 103.3 FM radiofmbendicon.org NET 1240 AM Las Vegas 99.9 FM Palacaguina 105.7 FM Ocotepeque 97.7 FM San Juan del Rio Coco 1053 AM To see a detailed listing of 105.3 FM Santa Maria de Pantasma 101.7 FM programs and broadcast times 1510 AM 105.3 FM for all these stations, go to San Francisco de la Paz 96.7 FM Tegucigalpa 89.1 FM twr.org/schedule. 91.5 FM 93.9 FM 102.9 FM 1290 AM 1390 AM Yoro 1460 AM 5 Central America Roundtrip When you return home... Back on home turf, you may realize that you’ve caught the vision of media ministry’s potential for touching lives around the world. So, you ask yourself, “does TWR have any way that I can begin to act on this vision?” Consider a few options: Radios for the World Explore Service Opportunities TWR has over 60 years of field experience and under- Think you may want to serve? standing of what works on the ground in local areas. TWR currently has over 60 service opportunities Through TWR’s Radios for the World initiative, you around the globe. Openings are in the skill areas of can purchase cost-effective, portable radios and have administration, education, finance, graphic design, human them distributed to listeners in many places around the resources, IT/IS, journalism, maintenance, marketing, world that need to hear the good news of Jesus. media services, project management, social media and videography. To learn more about all the projects underway, go to: radiosfortheworld.com The list below shows opportunities in the region where you may be able to use your gifts. To dig deeper, go to: twr.org/serve Regional Service Opportunities Cary, NC, USA • Mail Services Agent • Short-term Missions Program Coordinator • Church Partnership Representative • TWR MOTION Assistant Video Producer • Graphic Designer • TWR MOTION Video Producer • Maintenance Manager • Business Analyst/Process Engineer • Maintenance Technician • Mobilization Recruiting Coordinator Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean • Mobilization Recruiting Specialist • Antenna Maintenance Specialist • Programmer Analyst • Maintenance Technician • Senior Accountant • Senior Accountant Thank You ...for allowing us to share with you some of the resources TWR has been blessed with. We hope you enjoyed your trip and were able to use some of these resources along the way. We’d love to know how you used this information and resources on your trip. If you are willing to share your thoughts with TWR we would appreciate your feedback and comments. Please send to [email protected]. God bless you. Que Dios le bendiga. 6.
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